Tennis stars Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams are two of the biggest names in the tennis world. While Serena has 23 Grand Slam titles to her name, Djokovic has 21. Serena Williams is very active on social media. Be it on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram, she keeps her fans updated. Unlike the American, Djokovic is not as active on social media.

Back when Snapchat was emerging as a new platform, Serena wanted Djokovic to feature with her on the platform. However, the Serb was most likely unaware of the way it worked.

Serena and Djokovic in Snapchat video

In an old video that has resurfaced on Twitter, we can see Serena and Djokovic together. While Serena is holding her phone with the selfie camera on, Djokovic poses with a pout. However, the American was recording a video on Snapchat. Here’s what Serena said,

“Serena: What are you doing? This is a video. Oh my god, you don’t know Snapchat?”

To which Djokovic replied,

Oh my god! Snapchat, yeah!

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Serena later uploaded the video with the caption, “he does not know Snapchat.”

Serena Williams hints at retirement

In her first-person essay for Vogue magazine, Serena opened up about her future plans. The 40-year-old said that she wants to move on from tennis and evolve into a different stage of her life.

Later, the former world number 1 confirmed it with an Instagram post.

“There comes a time in life when we have to decide to move in a different direction. That time is always hard when you love something so much. My goodness, do I enjoy tennis. But now, the countdown has begun.

Further, she reveals her plans after retirement.

I have to focus on being a mom, my spiritual goals and finally discovering a different, but just exciting Serena. I’m gonna relish these next few weeks,” she wrote.

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As Serena has confirmed that she will play in the US Open, it is most likely going to be her last Grand Slam. Notably, the American has won the title at Flushing Meadows six times in her career. She stands second on the list of most Grand Slam titles. Can she equal the record in her final appearance? Let us know in the comments.